Wolf Street Reconstruction Engagement
Wolf Street in downtown Banff is being reconstructed in 2028. The Town wants feedback about designs for the rebuilt street.
Welcome to the Town of Banff's online public engagement space!
Banff Viewpoints displays projects where the municipal government of the Town of Banff is seeking input on projects, policies, issues and ideas. The Town may be seeking your viewpoint through online methods, or through in-person activities, or both - projects will list any opportunities for input.
The Town wants to collect and share Banff's viewpoints on a range of topics, to help make Banff even better.
For some projects and online community panels, we ask people to log in. For other projects, input is open without logging in. Sometimes we ask for email to help us follow up and to keep everyone responsible on emotionally-charged topics.
Panel members sometimes receive surveys on certain topics where we need a rapid response. When people join the panel, we as a range of demographic information that helps us make sure we collect input representing Banff's diverse population. We will keep this completely confidential. We will never share your information or email.
Banff Viewpoints is a convenient way for you to provide input when you want and how you want. Whether it’s 2 p.m. or 2 a.m., you can provide your opinions and insights on issues that affect you – on any device.
Wolf Street in downtown Banff is being reconstructed in 2028. The Town wants feedback about designs for the rebuilt street.
The Town of Banff is seeking feedback from people who use or visit The Fenlands Banff Recreation Centre.
The Town of Banff is seeking feedback from residents about recreation opportunities provided by the municipality.
The Town of Banff collects feedback from operators of tour buses and commercial shuttles using the Town's Mount Royal Bus Lot to help improve transportation in town.
The Town of Banff is collecting feedback from visitors who ride buses or shuttles that park at the Mount Royal Bus Lot.
This project asks for feedback from people who park in Banff public parking lots. Feedback helps provide better services and understand transportation patterns.
Marmot Crescent Off-Leash Dog Park
This project gathered input on the future possibility of continuing the Pedestrian Zone started as a visitor experience and safety initiative during the COVID Pandemic.
This project compiled public input on installing an express bus lane and multi-use trail on Mountain Ave.
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In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge that the Town of Banff is on Treaty 7 Land and the traditional territories of Indigenous Peoples. This includes the Îyârhe (Stoney) Nakoda Nations (Bearspaw, Goodstoney, and Chiniki), the Niitsitapi from the Blackfoot Confederacy (Siksika, Kainai, and Piikani), and the Tsuut’ina First Nation, also traditionally, spiritually and culturally shared with Ktunaxa, Secwépemc, Mountain Cree, Dene and Otipemisiwak Métis Government of the Métis Nation of Alberta, District 4 Rocky View in Battle River Territory.